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Tag Archives: Class Field Theory
It’s not a Lemma, it’s a Proposition!
Congratulations to Ken for winning the the Steele prize. I first met Ken on the Hearst mining circle. It was September of 1997, during the time I was applying for graduate schools. I was visiting Danny on the way to … Continue reading
Quadratic Reciprocity
I accidentally proved quadratic reciprocity in class today, or at least three quarters of a proof. Can you finish it off? Here’s the proof: start with a real quadratic field \(K\), and the sequence \(1 \rightarrow \mathcal{O}^{\times}_K \rightarrow K^{\times} \rightarrow … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Teaching
Tagged Class Field Theory, Hilbert Theorem 90, Quadratic Reciprocity
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Murphy’s Law for Galois Deformation Rings
Today’s post is about work of my student Andreea Iorga! A theorem of Ozaki from 2011, perhaps not as widely known as expected, says the following: Theorem: Let \(p\) be prime, and let \(G\) be a finite \(p\)-group. Then there … Continue reading
What would Deuring do?
This is an incredibly lazy post, but why not! Matt is running a seminar this quarter on the Weil conjectures. It came up that one possible way to prove the Weil conjectures for elliptic curves over finite fields is to … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Brian Conrad, Class Field Theory, Hilbert class field, Matthew Emerton, Max Deuring, Weil Conjectures
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En Passant V
(warning: today’s persiflage comes with possible extra snark due to sleep deprivation) The Ramanujan Machine: I learnt from John Baez on twitter about The Ramanujan Machine, a project designed to “help reveal [the] underlying structure” of the “fundamental constants” of … Continue reading
Who proved it first?
During Joel Specter’s thesis defense, he started out by remarking that the \(q\)-expansion: \(\displaystyle{f = q \prod_{n=1}^{\infty} (1 – q^n)(1 – q^{23 n}) = \sum a_n q^n}\) is a weight one modular forms of level \(\Gamma_1(23),\) and moreover, for \(p\) … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged Binary Quadratic Forms, Class Field Theory, Dedekind, Euler, Furtwängler, Gauss, Hecke, Hilbert, History, Joel Specter, Jugendtraum, Kronecker, Minkowski, Tagaki, Weber
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